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Chris wrote:
Just learning to sail and went out all day on a Catalina 22. Really couldn't find a good place to cleat off the jib line. Help? - Chris If you're talking about the sheets (the lines that control the clew of the jib) then there should be cleats just aft of the winches. If you're talking about the halyard (the line that rises the jib) then there should be a cleat on the mast or near the companionway. If the boat you're on doesn't have the cleats in those places, is should. |
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